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AN OPERATION FOR TUBERCULOSIS OF THE WRIST
1920
Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA)
The symptoms of suppurating fibroids are not dis¬ tinctive, except that the pain is likely to change from the usual dull, dragging pain to that of a sticking char¬ acter. The process is evidently not sudden, as is indi¬ cated by the time elapsing between the first signs of fibroid and the development of the infection. Diagno¬ sis, therefore, is not always possible. In some instances there may be a rapid increase in the size of the tumor accompanied by local tenderness, fever, night sweats and
doi:10.1001/jama.1920.02620510021009
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